Huron Signal, 1849-11-08, Page 4A
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R&RtogxeD/a Rot* TWO FMIN al.- T ,.
never wee a class of people Plane 11111411011.1 of
more prosperous that the farmers of the
United States now are. Their crops are
abundant and readily command cash at good
piece. ; i h.le every Iepylrarll of life which
they wi-h t.. putc;tsae, Opera -Melly manufac-
tured artless, was never eo good and so
cheap. The:, i ., f•tciliU. • of transport•
riot and luc •'i ,1 un have been greatly 1111
creased sad UnpruveJ, anJ this la &nether
on,lre* of poseurs benefit to the fa'10ers.-
With tb,e phyticeebeu.•rite, thee° 011111n•
t^Ileetrrat and moral kind !rive ke;d rapid
pats. Books have been the, p,•nal ad 1:et1
'Ipltp) Iacaleulably'. DahtMd.--rrµcWlly
d a higher wdur..-Laber iric,ra.,•.I: and
eherebes 'and mhtrtere ohu.nd. D. rota
think of these 'hinge a• yeu elsouLl think of
them? -and are von stria.n! t, take ad,,n
tape of them to ira;irubs time. moral. ;Biel -
!refuel. an.I phye:ca: cundt .011 to a erea,et
extent ! '1'h r -o wl:a •ct w.iet, will nuke
the mu.1 of these great blas -in,. every
hour ; for lhry /Ihmnt *leave expert lheru
to be so ahurJan•, and be.idee, to unfr-we
thc,n naw is Cie aurc.l Nay to ciutlnae
them.
Ono r,rl•,in means of 4R': ti• t! unprore•
tocol areetie tho la'mers li what Ne have
heretofore ,.fir n rocomrne,J,.1-the forma
cion of (tubi in tech0el2hl'orborel for meek
ly evening D1eut.ngs in the winter. It n
u0l neressarr'n three tao.co•dine t••uiselbe.
entirely 1., aierwilltural dt-co.aons, lett
euelL LLi:M+ 10 Lase a collateral beano: on
•gric•,lrtire n.av occa-iur.a:ly Lc 14'1;1.151)
intrudnced,-such as the ge •1.•"v, the bot
any, snit the arboricnanre of the country '
nor eh,'u1d we cnosider the mer1i cleans of
improvement of the heart and mind, entire-
ly 0,11 of place 1n the ,t' e. elung dticu-,:ons.
i,iht's paper.
THE V;1 RMl'it-A uxawn►ui, SKE'CCA.
ET nny. r:uwanD ev0nttrr.
The non who stands upon hie own ►oil,
who feels that by the laws of the land in
which he livor -by the law of cieihaed na-
tions -he is the rightful and exclusive ow-
ner of the land tt hick he tele, is by the con-
it-.tutten of o•Ir na'11re, under a who;eronle
io6 iencc, not eas.ly imbibed from any totter
source. lie feels, other 1ltings being equal
more strongly than another, the character
of men se the lord of the inanimate world.
Of l5le great and wonderful sphere, which
faahioncd by the hand of God and upheld by
his power. to rolling through tho heaven',
.-portion is his; his from the centre. to the
sky. It is the space nn which tho oencrr
lion before hiss moved in its room, of dutie,,
an.l ho feels connected himself by a risible
• link, with those ehp preceded him. es he is
also to thole, who w 11 5tlew him, and to
c hom he is to transmit a hone. Perhaes
his farm, has cum., down to him from lea
Lather,. They have (r0'to their 'het
!iamr; het ran trace their footsteps over the
.cents of ha daily labor,. Tire roof which.
slithers hits• was reared he (hse to when,
he ()wee his heinr. Some interesting J i.
mestic tradition is connected n•ilh every en•
closure. Thr favnrt'e fruit tree Ivan plant-
ed by hie father's own hand. Ile sported in
hie boyhood beside +tie brook, which 511111
winds through+ the meadow. Through)
that field lies the path to the village. school
of earl:est dace. ..He still hears free his
window Iioevoice. of the Sabbath bell wb.ch
called his fat':cr, and hi+ forefathers to .the
house of God, and near •n hand is the. sent
where his parrot, laid down t° rest, and
where when his time is enrne he ,hall be
laid by kis children. Three are the feeling,
of the owner of the moi!. NVorJs cannot
paint them, gold cannot buy them: then
flew out of the deepest f•onnlein of the heart;
they aro the fife spring of a fresh, healthy
and generous national character.
F.Ncrt Posh. -A prartical farmer in-
forms the °dem. of the. Hartford. Times
that in taking tip a fence that had been set
fourteen year., he noticed that pame of the
posts remained nearly onion]; on looking for
the ranee, lin found that than, posts that
were set limb part Joon, or in,erteml from
the way they grew, were around. 'rhnsr
that were set as they grew. were rotted oft.
The fact is w'o'rthy the a•tenl on of every
farmer.
CO1111'ALITIt:
A no :ter Laving put her son in a law
yer's office called erten Irrv,,,Minirter to a•k
hit pr . that Ih.• boy M•thl hr kept from
evil. " I understand yon," sa`d he, " you'
have stuck his heel into a Ilnn's lunette ant
Vol want me 1n or to that the ferocious ani-
mal may not Li o him."
Tito. BE\\'ITt'IIFD II1IS11S1.\N.
Among IL, crowd paraded brfnrr Iho po-
lice josuce, a few mornings since, was a
yrnor, n,,etabl•-look•ne, rlirtq nnehaton
and un -i ern, w-hnee ' knotted' and ' une'n'
bed lock-,' As an bcter lance gave it, n:ieht
not be parted, even by the tele of ll*mires
shoat. Ile had the remnant of a 0041 on
her back, an 1 toe nr'L,-r extremities err,
perttatly covered by the fraku:ent of a pair
of panlalonnr, which were temporarily held
up by means of a string, f.ntened to the
burlonhnle of the coat. This wretched
creators had been picked ep in the streets
during the night, and paraded in the pres.
mice of the sitting maristra.e. 1n the nfnrn_
Seg His eye was not In ' a Ane phrenry
tolling,' but it indreale.I that reason wag at
least tottering, if she not already fallen from
her throne.
' What do you he shout the streets fun !'
inquired the sitting 'encs,
' For went of a better place, ycr honor,'
maid the fellow.
'What 1 got 110 hems?'
'The diet) a nee.'
, Why, what do you meso t'
1 atm whets 1 esa, and elope where i tan.'
• Yikt ate a vagra.t, then?'
IT., may toy that, sad tell no Tres ia-
111f. Te tat you tlra tenth, I'y, just b. -
w l l shed.'
• Bowe bed ! yes, by sk. deed;
Perhaps per right ; but Il'm Iewitebed 1
a ut.'
' Yee, by the de'gii.ed in strong
Jriuk.'
'Be the powers, tbl, it tress 6o'n Au by.
Jraut, and this rely loteselb abort thea ie
that u'a sometimes strong of 6al.. But
know Put bewi'ebod ; dldet 1 tab a grow
con, and aorta a enibt.mer kern to it ;-
d!d'rt 1 buy a ho se, and wsr'nt 1 kill by
the baste !'
'0, ye., i iIroeretandall
netts, do we spin, lad yet of �I, w
all his glory, was nut arrayed better than
es, be'J many • bare neat scull nut at the
elbows. Therefore, m place of the' poor'
put in the word , chore.' and then it will
run lair war. '111) that inset to the clarge
Iendeth to the Lord,' which is the true and
unadullrated nothing of the teat. That
eicieg the test Thea row for the applica-
tor!' :-I ', only la.t Tae+ I or since 1 went
1 idown In the fair of Lieu •Id, to bot • horse
1
and it rained as if the heavens and the earth
_ were coming tortoise,. Well, there you
were in hrtndred.. the wbnl, set i yeu-
aot you 1''* ked on me while 1 was gel nap
erg to the skin, and, so lar as you Mfg If
concerned, not at inch deeper ; there wa: vat
core of you who said. Father Preto will
take a glees !' or • Ember Proof, will yon
ake• tumbler of punch ?'or' her Prout I
will you take a shabby pint of porter t�no,
not SIM of rou ! wherehr 1 was oLUlel t..
go to the hone. of Yr. Mus R.arhe of Yy!•'-
eau, a dace,•t fellow, and a honest men, al-
th0o:h he is a heretic : and there. U1 yuur
ever al discr,ce, 1 got u.v.elf as full as a
t,ek, aril Men sent me horns to his won
earr4go- which is a shame to you who be
long to the true risen'+. 1e that fulfilling
.I,0 ecrpther 1 le that following the wore.
of the taxi, • Ile that gtnoth to the clagy l
!matfett. to the Lord P What recount care
I etre of you when I am axed on a certain l
eeeaei00 that ,hall be nen:elf-4I IIt,w-
ever, era .war, and think of it -and never
about that --
You arae never in your store, but at the
+eroo shoos, wetter dnirk ; and, 1 dare car,
you mete in that Grate ere day, and gut
Monett fr ma your wagon•'
' Fa•th vou'.e a witch for geearting, yet
hover ; that'. the truth, Every word of it ;
true for ye.'
- \\'by J••n't yeti keep 1 Durso'( decent r
' 11nwv'il 1 Jo it s
Welt, you might keep v. ur pautaloona
'P.'
1. allow would 1 keep 'cm a,., when the
w,'rhea ate always a tuggioe at 'em r
n
nos reels seemed to sonify the jnatice
that the man ate. not fit 10 be nl I hefty :
so be was provided with a simmer residence
on Blackwell' iiland.-.1',.o Turk Sunday
LAt•unlaLw.-An amus ng score otear
red ar•tcrday at the P••ntiac Deeot. A
r, ,fain roInrrt loser, frim the nei;;hhor.
!tool of Pontiac., lied tome to the ,age con -
Clinton of taking his ,flamer nn the cars to
viii& rho city of Detroit, rod learn the way..
of the world, as certain nrr.on of the 55100
eke have done be(ute. On the carr .riving
,.t t',o depot, the young Lolhari . resorted
hie Lady -tote on to Ile hiei.r ..f tl:e'RaiIro.�J
lintel, when the following &aloguo occurred
• Now, Rican, did'nt I tell you i would
s0mo day take you to Detroit, and chow you
the •t„ ),ts-'idiot 1 T
' Well, yrs yeti did. Peter.'
•
New you Moist always love me, won't
Too, for that? nor never speak another word
robably a former
to Jou P uleat:ing p
Inver of ll.e lady'..
•
The young country lover expected, as we
might reasonably expect an atBrn.ative.an-
swer to this tender snhcitafion. But alas
Ger human expectation's, his hopes were
dironed iu be bl etted, and we presume he
felt the truth of the couplet, that
"The tonne of true lure Lever did run
sineut!,,"
when his Susan very emphatically answered
• • lies, i will. thoygh, Pete. I like Ium a
errvat deal hotter than! do poo, ar41 alwat s
dbl. 1 think you area big jealous fou!, any
'Oh; ye-lei•era ! it is rely you who know
how le empathize with the anecish and
muttttieat:on of Pete. \V,1, mouth cxnan'
lei!, ate! largo white eyes roiling in t I:cir I.
sooketr, ae ihou.'h ready to leave their
itron2 bony encasement, he etn:.d gasping
f,r breath ; and what the drrosmcn( wield
have been. it is impnesib!e to tome -Mel' had
not his persecutor, Mr. Lester, the Ventral-
ngo:.t, who to-r.ow perfonn.ng at the ct'v
hall, !clewed, and rid:eyed the alarmed Ieyrr
el his awful anprehcnaion■, and expbalnrd to
hien how. throng:1 his ventrltogwd p0wcra,•
he Lad'imitaied the voice of his sweetheart.
and been the. means of her unexpeetcd an-
.w'er. The countryman ahree,telate•I:N itis
hie Su!na,sic:I !J"'fir,l 11 gas a,n!v a j kr •
end ole preemie' Ise is .tee in pursuit o1 the
elephant-Drfreit Bulletin. ,
'Capital Puuishmcr,t,' air the boy said
01100•tle school mistress seated hnu w-i:h
the gide.
There is a man out west who has Foch a
gond temper that lie.hiren h m,elf rut in the
summer to keep people enol.
-1 philosopher asierta that the reason why
(melee' teeth decay sooner than gent:cumin's,
is because of the friction of the tongue and
sweetness of the lips.
As two lawyers wore taking their gin at
one of the reepcctable grogrrios, a person
obsoryedlhat they were members of the bar.
Yee, paid the landlord -practising memhere.
FATl1i:R TROUT'S SERMON.
Many are the et1rie5 . Qo,t of the real
Father front, in the wild district in which
he daelf, but his meat famous performance
%vat bis eer1non. '►'hero I. au old story.,
resting, 1 belies. on no better authority
thin dim Miller, or *erne of hi. kindre(,
.that Dee Swat erect preached to the text
of •' Ile oho worth to the pour lendeth to
the Lord.' nod telt the sermon w.,* on'y
.r 11 you like the security, down with yo':r
Just." It 11.av Ie reasonably doubted that
the dean, or any other clergyman, made
sech a dl.co.rse : bot it is tolerahly ecrtaia
that I';.•u' d .Lc •ted something like the ful-
'o•,I11gnn the same text :-" Ile that 'iv-
, ti. to tied. poor !cadets 1" :he Lord,"-.
'I'!wa Is my text, and new I1.1tcn to me care -
hilly %loin 1 rv;,LJn 11 to ye. In the first
place, then, .tis nrressarv, according to the
rule. ut bogie. with which 1•.I net trouble
Nae tik.%) el )on, for that would be throwing.
wool. bcfnre /twine. that w,' ere to define- f
that ie to fill', to explain the meaning of i
our word*. het.,re we proceed .n reaanning '
upon'tn. 'I'Idn, the eh n•( word here to be '
ex:dented, .f, a ht/.5 1!i,, • po•,, 1' Of rest 15
.isy enough. at batt s° I. r .o the explana-
tion Noce, thoursh, 1 don't ft I4 it curve at.y
n any other way. New, you'll p'raea Rev
It'+ the beeger, and the cep p'e., and the
blind trevellere, and the rest of thrum kind
of cattle, ,tow. the poor ; it'. or, sneh thing
-for that's their boaters* to beg, just as
oociI as Its your Detainees In dig, or to
1h,ssh: they're uteri to it, and they hire H
1111 long may it he a prnvlp.nn (or them
and (heir heirs for ever. Then again, ynn,ll
ray la's your own.elves is the poor ; God
know. you are pont. and nagtirly [niggard-
ly) enough, but von ain't the poor that's
n,esnt In the CCriother. Ain't it your na-
ture to dove and t II ? To be sure It is ;
and therefore he tat wont, give to you,
would not be len ing to the Lord in the
Iota degree. but Indeed throw mg away hie
money. Then you'll ex me who's the poor ?
sr? VII enlighten ynur blind ignorance by
letting you know that It's the clergy of
Gud. lee I sod my hrerhra that, the
poor ; we do nothing whercb f we are to
get nor bread, harting feeding you with
spiritual ln•true ion*, sad ugly mouths you
bays to I. -•
Pro p.ctw sf L44• mount), • Wee */
Newspaper, l4 psblieutioa of a-4(ck
le be cont,weocnf ieunediutrly t• the Tats.
of Br•stfnrd. Oilko so Colborne S.S.
over the old Pest Ojee.
i,1I1F. rapid advance of Brantford sad ibis
i
p,orti-'n of the Province ie population
wealth and imporlanre-tte premien de
monde of the uWligent lehabnanb for r
and correct iefremai.one-eba adrntaltan
numrr• us friends, am,,) the inllweemson t
a Nrw.p.per reeducated an literal led
pe,emple', will ree0're 1r* betray Mari'
ri'
Mike liberal and the joer,�isfInese• the
nede►.iglted to nnJer'•ke the r.' .l i•' ml•r'
of a resi retable looa►aaf in this pito-, feeling
armored shot (rein his know ledge .f row' -
'bans and Canadian off.+e, rain,' be area
he re in this e..lonv et *early i enie rear*,
he will be a1•le to rrr.Irr 5,. paper wnetbr
of ole patronage of Canadian. reeerally,
and esp...•i.lty of thee* em,on-it whom lie
h-,5 rr-n!e•1 for the to -1 Are ••• •ix
The lfrcold writ slrreat. Bri'i•h e.ntei
ion, the re'p,nail Oita. of ruler. to I6, i ,.r
wh••u, 'hey a -e employe.) sal pa d -•Ir
right of the people to 1,anage (heir .tors
a6'airs-!he can -g of bhrrte ,ted an 'di -
ewe... and indeed, everything that may teed
to nlrlinra•e 15.-rondltton ofC.mid.spe•
To detail a'1 that the firreld will seaport
es °ePees', w:,ol l far exre^d the Itemise vat
.hi. advertotemenl, it mar, 1110nf ce.
eafficc t0 ewe, that falsehood and..ibelJry
be exposed In the same shams' terrain x'i I nof, in rte column., be permitted to
0f rc-
fu -.,:g a loan whir, the Lord requires it-"- "tpurp the place of truth and sourl,k 5rpu.
Literary Chronicle. went, and that the !realest care will be
token. by the exclnaion of unmoral and
valueless. and the ad. -mitre) of chat,. and
useful readier matter. en render the Herald
a valuable FAMILY PAPF't. and at the same
time horn arrangen,rn's which have been
made for secerine the uuost important and
varied intelligence from every pall of the
fl
Hoe
Frost/ the Flag of Our Union.
CONSTANTINOPLE.
15 M•YraN M. •*LLOD.
F.ir city of the dreamy Post,
Proud dso,hier of the sea,
With thy Ihoueand linguine" and minarets,
We dip our pen to thee.
Tboueh four-sn;l-twenty lines besieged,
The tie 11.re pressed thy wads,
T:.0 crescent Full in crimson field
Floats o'er thy princely halls.
Aa pearls ahn01 a diamond set,
Its be.u'ies to adorn,
Eo, snrlclnne br thy emerald hills.
Sparkles the Golden flora.
Boephnres sad Msrreora'a era
Lave'thvch p:eshore;
And murzei•, from minaret
Shouts as in dsya of yore.
Spices and perfume.. rich and rare,
fly nmol. (non arm,
With finest fruits, profusely crowd
Each Sluesului,u's bazaar.
And Loma den and incense wood,
With gum from Palestine,
Andtlenieni may the Prophet be-
dlich jars of Persian wine .'
Ilaw oriental is each scene
That sweeps thy shores along.
The gilled pique, the °plant Ship,
The Turk:.h (ruatn:an'asoog !
Fair city of the dreamy Eget,
• ern:;.l d: :ahter of the FOR !
From very obJdhood we have dreemed
OC iomaoceend of thea
LEAVES mod i1t 'INGs GOI,DSJIITH.
Jruxs s AND GoLn,aunr.-in this year.
1761, Goldsmith became per.oual!y acquain-
ted with 0r. Johnson, towards whom lie
was drawn by •lroag svmparine., though
.4,41.1, it will be found to posers* high
claims for Ruppert omen all cJa•aes it the
cnnlaluwity. As neither trouble nor 0x•
pen,o will be •oxred to make the /liven •
de rrmm. er of much inf nratior, and as it
e de -arable That such information be as
wu!eiy (Wasted as possible, the price of the
Herold will he so low as to bring it w,thin
he reach of MI; and whilst every e•tt,rt w,!1
be used to make it rank ',woe ..f the best,
t 14,11 also he one of 11. ci ape.+ papers 'd
he •ize in Canada West. Cite Herold
till he !•rented: oD • Inge lu:peral sheet.
with entirely new ntalertala, •nil wr:l be
puhlshed every Sb1Imlay Morning, for t1i a
ear. it paid in advaeee: #Y4 a year. If paid
within its nionlbe; and *i3 a year, if not sat
aid; in ell cases exclusive of postage.-
'rom the exten.tve-elrolatton wh:ch 1' aa 111
ave, the Herald will be a desirable Ire.
I111111 for Advertisements, which will be in -
cried at the 11.ua1 vies. All communicat-
ions to the Editor, through the Post Office,
lust be pre -paid.
W. JOHNSTONE.
Editor and Proprietor.
Brantford, Aug. 16, 1849, a3n30
C.4 kI E into tic r nr:or,ure of the Not
sober on t5' f.rt. Jay of Septen.' er
la=t a'• RED STERit,.abont tb ee y.a s
el 1,.w :5 a loth: tvh.te on the ball; . T.e
o•.inee can come and take hint asap 5/
prottiog property sod pay,ns expewe...
WM. GREEN.
Colborne, Oct., 23, 1849. - x3-139
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Hetwlett's Infant's -Soothing
CfrRDldl,.
iMPORTANT.T(, '1* )TliI!RS k Verses,
1,500,000 ACRES 01e LAND l Fur calami Pains rn the Buwcls ind Sir-
their
irtheir natures trete widely d; iercot. B,tli I POR SALE IN
had e11ugglei from early life with poverty.
but hail stnreeted in d&llere•it w are 1, 1.1-
-e..1;; b t..t.u.t, her.!'• -
b: ary l t.1;.orary rxprtent ; cast down ,:1.
every turn, but rising a.ain with indomita-
ble good -humor, end s':11 carried forward b,
hoe talent at hnprn_. Johnson, melancholy'
and Lypochundreal, and prune to apprehend
the wolet, yet ste,•nit• resolute to battle
with and romper it, ,Wade his -way &teem lie
alit/ gloomily, but tt nth a noble principle of
re1Lr-I:anee and a disregard of foreign ai.f.
Both had bean irregular at College, G.old-
em'th, as we have shown, from the levity of
his n'tere and his social and convivial hob
its ; Johnson, from his acerbity and gloom.
When, in after lite, the latter heard himself
spoken of as gay and frolicksorne at college,
because he had joined in some riotous ex-
ceeace,'• Ah, sir!" replied he, '• I was mad
ant violent. It was boterncss w•h•ch they
mistook for fr.•l,e. 1 tars miserably poor,
and 1 thought to fight my .ray by my litera-
ture and my u -it. So 1 disregarded all pow-
er and all authority."
Goldsmith's poverty was tfrvcr accnmpa-
nte,l by letternea.: but neither wan it ac-
romranied by the gnardinn prde u hoh hoot
Juhnenn froth falling into the degradlnj
'shifts of poverty. Goljemilli had an .nfor-
tenate facility at bnrrnwir..g, and heluio_
himself nInug by the centnhutinns ..1 his
(needs : nn doubt trusting, in his bra;•efol
wav, of one day of -making retnbntion.-•
Johnson never hoped. and therefore f,'ver
horrow• d. In hit sfern.st trials he proudly
bore the ill lie clink' not master. In his
Youth, when some unknown friend, scone
his shore completely worn 011', left' a .new
pair vat his chamber door, be disdained :o
secret the boon and threw them awn.
Tnongh like Goldsmith an itnmethn.l!cal
attident, he had imbibed dceeer draughts of
knowledge, end ma L: 1(1100.11 a niter schol-
ar. While G,ldamUt'a happy Constitution
and genial boners tarried fpm ahro,1 tote
on -hilae and ',nett mens. Jnhn.oree physical
-6 rn tie• and t,uiial gloom ,trove bun up -
.n hemeeIf, to the reso'tre,s of reading 11,J
ueJrtatron; threw a deeper thou -h darker
enthusiasm Into his mend, and atnre.l a re-
leopco memory with all kinds of knowledge.
The Canada Gazette of Saturday, cen-
taine a general or.lor fromtheAdjutant Ge-
neral's Office, removing Lieut. Col. Ge
K. Gowan, from the Willa of this Pru
incr. We leant also, that Mr. Gowan 54
been dipmis.e.I from the Magistracy.- ITe
Globe, 30th Oct.
New Church in Stratford.
EALEI) TENDERS will be received by
the enb.crtber on behalf of the Pre,br.
rerun Church Blanding Committee, Strat-
ford, till noon of the 31st Deer?nber next,
for providing matcrtals, v,z,, Bricks. Lune,
Store, Sand, Seasoned Lnmhrr, and Work,
for the Erection of a BRICK .CHi!R,'ll,
propnse.d to bet built at Stratford. Tenders
may be made either for the whole or for
any particular pert of the maleridle, aid
according to 8p.cl6eatIona as proposed by
Mr. Peter Fergnesnn, \rehtrpct, SIri1(ard,
J. J. r. LINTON, Aceieg. Seri.
Stratford, 00th July 1049. lyittt8t/
roach, so resent with Infant!, expelling the
, Wind. and pr.:curang rofrr•hing sleep.
CANADA WEST I Prirr l s. Sl. per B..Irle.
'1,11E .CANADA ' •\ll'.IXi Sate f,'
11 ' :0posal. abo:.: i. ,ieeo O'.1CP.ES.UF
I.ANDdist-creel thr•.ngh.:ne mast of the
Townships 111•L,iper Canada ---nearly •500.-
000 Acres are Rlt:tatcd uLthe ilsror Trucl.
! well knnw'n •30 ofle of tut fittest fertile parte
of the .Pros- ncc-it has trcb eel Its papilla
tion In five years, and now contains up
wards of 20,000 111ha5(tanta, •
Tho LANDS ere offered by way 0
I, l, .9 N I;, for 7'ea rears, or Jo
Nair, C .9 V Il D 0 ff'.%-t.5e plan .
one jtflh C,,h, and the balance ire Instal
merits bring done away milk.
- The Rents payable Int February eac
year, *re.aboot the Interest at Six Pe
C.••1t.upnn the price of the Lard. Upon min
ofthe lots, when LEASED, NO)MONE
1S REQUIRED DOWN -whilst upon tl
others, according to locality, one, two, o
three years Rent, most be pad 1n advawc
-but those payments will free the Settle
from further calls until 2nd, 3rd or 11:1 ye
of hie Term of Lea ,'•.
7'he right to PURCHASE the FRE
IItd1.D Jurwg the term, is secured t0' tis
Legere ata .tel sent named in Lease, at
an allowance is made according to antic
pate) payment.
i Leets of Lands, and Wolter ther inJorma
tion can be ()berthed. (hy application, of b
letter post-paid) at the Com eaarea Orncer
Toronto and Goderich ; of 12. limns al.
Esq.. .4spborfr!. Colborne Dirtr.ct ; Dr
At•L1s', Gnelph, or J. C. W. DALT, Esq.
Stretford, Moron Dist,urt,
Goderich, March 17, 1848. 7
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CHOLERA ! CHOLERA !
PREVETTIOV I•' BETTER THAN CUR
HEWLETT'S
RESTORATIVE BALSAM
roe YRrt (URN OF
Dir.rrhan, Dysentery, Bloody Fl.r, fielerahew
sU%1MER COMPLAINT AND CHOLERA
MORBUS.
Price Is. 3d. per Bottle.
\I •-••. 1'. 11. Clark k Co, P„rt i, nil.
Mr. Wm. J..111.0 tydenhah1, Owen Sound
1; ,derlch, 20th August, 1P40. 2v -n29 3
STII.1Tlt)RI)
IRO\ FOUNDRY.
HO I; MANUFACTURE.
?VIE Soh -critters in retornto thinks to
their Customers t •r the liberal sup..
pert they have reeeiaed ,'rice cummrncing
businre., beg to intimate, that they have
for •ale at low rate,,
Cooking, Bon & Paris)ur Stoves.
alto Ploughs of eight de/lemon-me, and con-
testing of the moat improved Moulds. Self-
acting ,Hill Dogt, and various other tat-
ting.. Haying engaged an experienced
Machinist, the 5ubecnbere can confidently
recommend their TI!RASiIING ,MA-
rHINES of :he newest des:gn,'both sta-
tionary and moveable, and would solicit a
call from intending Purcltopers before buy-
ing elsewhere. All orders pun•tually al-
ts deal to and executed old: neatness and
despatch.
ORR k WiLSON.
Stratford, 13th ,Si.o1;09..v2-nt8tf.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
THE Subscriber begs leave to inform the
Inhabitants of the District of Heron,
and the nr.iehbnr,ng Districts, that he has
' Established himself in Stratford,
and ti prrpard to give, Plan* and Specifica-
tions of Public er Prvvate Buildings. Bridg-
e!, b1.R Dams, kr, kr. ke., and will take
the eopenntendetiice of such Erectiune, on
the meat reasonable terms.
P. 1111 thorough knowledge of hie professlon
and hie pr* -lice as Redder, qualifies him for
lane undertaking in the lino. Address post
paid, PETER FERGUSON,
Builder, kr. kr. Stratford; C. W.
Stratford, March IOth, 1849. 2v-o7tf
(37. it has been attest, by experience,
and fnun'ed 0o the fart, tk*at an attack oI
the Cholera is generally pleceded ht Pre-
monitory Sympt.•me, principally lis -order,
of the Bowel*. This premonitory R-laxa-
lion and Diarhrea, being without Pain, and
not interfering much with health, re gener-
ally not noticed, until it is followed with
decided Cholera ! The time to petrels( the
Dte.ea.., is t0 herr reee o, 0n ire first
ap ranch to Ile S,U s Rnaro(irr ?i.i
raw, bleb will prove efficacious .n staying
1111 pr rem,, and preveWin, 1!'e Cholera.
in ea iee ofecid0
d d Cholera, the .bore Ye-
dretne will be of 114 00nse service.
No Family should be witboet a Battle of
this 16alnna •e 6154.
Prepared auly by J. Hewlett, 93, York
81141714d.
*r.•4d. ToreatoA,
Pnlby B. PRSONS Goderich 1•
Mown. P. B. Clark k Co. Pert .Senna,
Mr. Wm. Joey 8yde.hant, Owen Sowed
Oedertabe Beth A.g.st 1 see. v! -as/.
STRATFORD HOTEL.
(LATE Nay's.)
THE Subarriuer informs his friends and
the Trsre111111 Public. that he has leaped
the large BRICK TAVERN, at the Emit
end of Stret(ord, (now the rnunty town of
Penh.) lately occupied hy Mr. Isaac May,
-where he will be ready at all times to
afford the usual comfort and ,applies and
promote the personal convenience of his
•
guest,.
1VINF.S and LIQUORS of the beet de-
seripnnn. .1 Meade Hostler 'twirl 1n
auendanrr. ALBERT G. HATCH. -
Stratford, lath Jely, 1849. 2e-nt6t/
Ull P9IIVNB1T!
THE Subscribers will pay the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
for Good Merchantable Wheat.
JAMES PORTER & Co.
Goderich, Oct. 17, 1849. n37
rt t, 11lLwt1rr
M0Irl1rAT'll -
VEOETA/LE' LIFE RILLS
11
PHt NIX BITTER$
The high ail ,.5.d 55,41551i, •55.51.rases n .&tees
Morro bre eyiad fee their WIarN alV., le as
uywraareo•, Ara yy perms litl praelloor polleg rot or ow her5s.•w/ w
ierreary, bee spy._
Sy le trio. They re brow dear Bur , Irk teed
.+r5. Iwufy tar a.i% w Noy Mira .w y the Na d
the .0.10 vee.
arr•Me NO ANL ININI>nam
W IiTly* 4( •L see CNWJLC RALIWIIITAIA.
IIrttTION1 of aM IILIDILR rd LIDNRTS.
scum* ro•aas a LIT= owtrLAUrts.-
la W .Yea W wart. Are Nee are= orae. Ore ode
b. (.oil lar rible. florae. dorm awl arae, .re acre
rye tree Illoberse..N are atrtere be weir. ire.
IILga/ VNO& . lee .atom &«.ewer. /lose.
COSTIRLYLaa 04414,10 de QOWam, caul c.
cvNrnMP 1105. Uri web arrr ewere r tho rear
c0Rt(Pr HUMORS. D•UPl,Lj.
DT$PAITR*. n. per nab re ryosaba r.
no omit eau www meoamoisme bereaery.
a&WPTWS'r r ilsr Mew, sa norm -4a. PLATO
LLNCT.
?EV MR soy A ITE. ew tin .exp sly we.
sae 10.015 Ire. entire tea be Nati a sea. weds. or
0.115 lads- Maw soder. Ira Ne moo .stem N e
Mars d 1*. Arora man Lr rhea. melons. r eeaaara-
TOv TIIEN. BS awnerILD. A9n 5C CMMOWD.
tlOLNtes ar CUIPL LYIUN,
•UEMAL Dssss.sTiff
DuuT. GIDDINESS. ORATLL. NLIDAUNLa. VOM,
IOW. /NW/ Pt INFLAMMATORY Rtt1Vall
Tax. IMPURE MAWS. JIUNDIVI. Lusa of Arra
TIT&
LIVIOOt OOIIt?L*I1!Tf,
LLPRI(a r. toosx.voin
al r: &l0 l'1taAL DISC./aa.-
Nero 0.115 to emirate weir all the airs if Newer, vas
eelr,e.-ae Una t5....t errata OreiNrd ar.aewira.
1-ilWsT ,,,-ijT.11. NLR YOUR fzl.ITr, lMLRrut'a
COMrL•re •a 51 W nada OR0ANIC IIRLTIUNN,
rILPITI TION O 4* I11I1T. PAD 7031 UIUUD.
Taa er..t retwa..1 tyr m.i..w
Ire read of ram 1 memo eteedr.5 br the re d ire Lib
Medre•r ail
PAINS at Ib rr, side. kak We. lids ad e'ee•a
R/IaUMATIII T►r diced or
trrir dieam will berm 1.bre M W W 0w10.5a
RVSaI of ■LIUSD to the RZAD, SCURF
•ILT*NLUM, $IILLLINmL
ac.Roen'Lw es RI7f0'f Sell, w
wee &sm., uLCLA1. .f,,e, dowereprisa
W 0 It is II, 1.a Mire. are •leer r+r esti
Y.
r
Noe Noisier. Perrot .rt it notroioibsw ,bra eye
.res the. rearm r .r.Mror_ Serf ..s r ewer
THE LIFE PILLS in MIR IIITTfI$
PURIFY THE 111009.
And that remove all disease from the system.
1 0l I. trial .ill w t►a l I F E P1 1 I S lad
P H 0:11 1 X BITTERS Mewl Mt rr.a, .t..alps-
ti,ir t• 11. eMitamioa of easy priest.
The Mori.. of these eerie ire er.r. pt op i whir
Mpr 5.5.15. taeetber .ra► a ,aieriber
rued
'. Mt•en .ffa-a float $.,o,1,••,•' .orate ea l4 'rMeair, be,
re .Loth i • a drawls( of Br../..y 510 Well ,Woo te w
viae., 5. .hie. wryer .illi, Meyer re retry trey
1.4 u,. '01.. .rape.'., lad Sorrow are eeperaM.d,
nut/Akre th.,oe .5,, porters alas .145 ASN .rumen eat
N •wooed that they .n.•area ryes .4l. .51 d..0
5.y thio .,tis y lire .appy, bet r p. de, 5. retrad
Ser they doer line. iin• or, se dor orb thaw
QT P,.pr.4 d old b,
DR. MILLI*>R B. liroPlrt'ir,
US Broadway. e.arr 1 Arley ever, New Terle.
Per Bele by
BENJ. PARSONS,
Sole dgeaf.
Goderich, Jan. 08, 1818.
TWO GOOD FARMS
FOR SAL.E.
(AXE within 2 miles, anti the other with -
lo about 3 mules of Goderich Tew.
Piot. The first is 1."T 19 to let Cowes -
sten, Township of Godeineh,
CONTAINING 164 ACRES,
lelsouoeed at the one and by Lake Huron,
and at the ether .6y & Publ o Road, -and
the second is LOT 8 in 8th Concession,
Colborne, \\'.Division,
CONTAINING 100 ACRES,
and is situated at the Jucction of two Pub.
lic Road
Fur Pas.rticular. apply to
JNO, McDONALD, Esq,
Godcrich, 12th June, 1849. n19-0
NOTICE.
THE Subecribcr hating RENTED the
\VAREIIUUSE and WHARF belong-
ing to the Messrs. Davenport, of that place
hat established himself as a
fu0WAanla 1110 CON111Iaero11 ■0R0a11T.
Any orders or commission from the Mer-
chants of Goderich, wilt receive prompt
attention. JOHN McEWAN.
Windsor, March, 1849. tv-7otf.
TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.
A. NASMYTH
returning thanks to his !pends and nu
merous Customers for the Liberal Pat-
ronage which he has received during the
past year, begs to intonate that he has jut
received sn extene've Assortment
17zt ItdJ21=D7ti Immune,
and is ready to Execute ell Orden givee to
him with care and punctuality as formerly
Goderieb, April, 12th, 1849. 2v-eiIOW
Upper Canada Rebellion Losses.
Receiver General, QQee,
Montreal, 1115 March, 1849.
PUBLIC' NOTICE is hereby given, that
Clatmeote for Rebeihoe Lewes in
Canada %Vest, who have not applied to, sad
received payment of their Clams from the
respective Agents of the Bank of Montreal,
in the several dostretsse heretofore mortified
will from and after the Ant day of. Jona
next, be Decapitated to apply for p.yme.t
of the same, either personally or by defy
appointed Attorniee, to the Parent Bank in
this City.
(Sigoed.) S. M. ViOER,
H. M. R. G.
1-12
the 4aron Signal,
ate
11 PUNTED 150 emetaN' ROBOT rfe•ap&f
BY THOMAS MACQUEEN,
aDrTOw a.D PaoPaIrrba.
OPTICS 0Awc!T INCASE, •001JmrR.
• . Root awl Job Priming, executed with
seethes. a•4 doepetet.
Tram .r TNa Resew SI0AI.-TER SUM -
LINOS per mom d paid *trimly is.d,....,
or TW*LVI esu 81x PARC* web 1js erpientles
of the year.
No paper diseenrinred moil armee Go
paid op, oleo' the publisher tbiske it hie adeta-
tape to do se.
Any iedividal i■ the eos11►y beeomi•g re-
sponeiWe for Or Meerfben, shall receive •
seventh espy gestic
ET All letters addressed to the Miter inset le
Host paid, •r they will not be ohms set d Ihs
poste/lee
TIMI1 Or aDvwaylarrae.
Bit Iinn a5d .•der, Ant baw,yn LO 0 1
F.aeh nl'•►oieot Seams..,... . le 0 1
Tea Iin.e lad .arse, iriaieoprtiss♦ g 4
Over tea hies first ,tache' 0 0 11
Geis •' ' '6'wt Ii t'I. hr Lissy, � `
17 A liberal Aidsert r j�
sd,wN« b1 ohs ytM.